Flame retardant plywood, coated with phenol film Bfl-s1

Description

It is a plywood, coated phenol film with an increased reaction to fire class Bfl-s1. It is intended for use in

outdoor conditions (according to PN-EN 636), meets the requirements of bonding quality class 3 according to

PN-EN 314-2. These boards show increased properties (resistance to weather conditions, surface abrasion) and

are intended for use in construction, for flooring. The product has been classified in the reaction to fire class

Bfl-s1 according to PN-EN 13501-1.

Types of plywood depending on the type of bonding:

weather-boil-proof – on the basis of phenol-formaldehyde resin, for use in exterior conditions (according to PN-EN 636), meeting the requirements of 3 gluing class quality according to PN-EN 314-2

Types of plywood depending on surfaces quality:

Types of plywood depending on type of surface:

. smooth on both sides

. double-sided foiled with one-sided wire mesh imprint

. double-sided foiled with a one-sided hexa-imprint

Type of plywood depending to weight of the phenolic film:

. plywood foiled with standard phenolic film 160g/m2

. plywood foiled with a phenolic film with increased resistance to abrasion 320 g/m2

. plywood foiled with a phenolic film with increased resistance to abrasion 480 g/m2

Thickness and tolerances:

Plywood is produced from a minimum thickness 12 mm. Thickness tolerances are defined in the

standard EN 315.

Humidity:

10±5% (according to PN-EN 322).

Density:

650 – 800 kg/m3 (according to PN-EN 323).

Standard sizes:

2500x1250mm, 1250x2500mm, 2440x1220mm, 1220x2440mm, 2130x1220mm, 1220x2130mm or as agreed with the customer.

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Processing options:

Cutting into smaller formats; simple and profile processing of edges. Narrow surfaces are protected as standard

with waterproof acrylic paint. Painting narrow planes aims to reduce moisture absorption during transport and

storage. After additional processing of the plywood, the recipient should protect narrow surfaces (edges, holes,

etc.).

Construction, for flooring